http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/list/276.page JForum - http://www.jforum.net Okay, so I know technically this isn't just "one person" but I have always found that storylines revolving around teenage peer pressure and cruelty themes to be the most powerful. Episodes like "Wannabe," "Ours Sons and Daughters," and "Clean Up" were always the most upsetting. I think partly because they seemed so real. These were things that permeated everywhere and usually started in the most subtle and unsuspecting way.

]]> http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/232968.page http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/232968.page GMT And, sadly, a reflection on today's society.

]]> http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/233220.page http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/233220.page GMT I agree completely...

]]> http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/263455.page http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/263455.page GMT i agree. when kids are involved it makes you really think.

]]> http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/332033.page http://www.cbs.com/forum/posts/preList/18591/332033.page GMT True/False just touched on what has become a major problem - cheating in school. There was a news show on, I forget which one, that talked about how cheating is prevalnet and the many unique ways kids have found to cheat. Cheat sheets hidden in many places, including answers written in the fold of a skirt. Very sad.

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